Anti-racist theory draws attention to the socially constructed and contested nature of racial categories. This paper applies anti-racist theory to a case study of the 1922-3 Chinese students' strike in Victoria, British Columbia, and argues that school segregation was less about which schools students would attend and more about whether racialized Chinese people were part of, or could be part of, the imagined community of Canada as nation. Racialized discourse not only fixed “the Chinese” as outsiders to the imagined community, it also enacted colonialism by naturalizing the Anglo-European occupation of the territory of British Columbia. But there was also a significant group of Canadian-born Chinese in Victoria who had used provincially co...
The article discusses the different explanations for the discrimination against the Chinese in New Z...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, racism, in the form of white supremacy, sh...
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, racism, in the form of white supremacy, sh...
With few exceptions, Journal articles have represented “race” and racism in step with the convention...
The British Columbia Chinese community struggled against political and economic racism and discrimin...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
The author explores the values and forces that influenced judicial and federal cabinet decisions reg...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
© 1995 Wendy Margaret RankineThe present thesis is a contribution to the history of the Chinese in A...
The article discusses the different explanations for the discrimination against the Chinese in New Z...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, racism, in the form of white supremacy, sh...
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, racism, in the form of white supremacy, sh...
With few exceptions, Journal articles have represented “race” and racism in step with the convention...
The British Columbia Chinese community struggled against political and economic racism and discrimin...
A history of racism reinforces discrimination and exploitation of racialized immigrants in general a...
The author explores the values and forces that influenced judicial and federal cabinet decisions reg...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
Anti-racism provides the basis for a richer understanding of the past, an understanding that is pote...
© 1995 Wendy Margaret RankineThe present thesis is a contribution to the history of the Chinese in A...
The article discusses the different explanations for the discrimination against the Chinese in New Z...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...
ABSTRACTThis paper argues that a shared reluctance to confront the causes and consequences of histor...